Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-10-13

| hc Lewiston sports nave returned from
| the Hrangcrlle races and although the
horse they bet on was the "roug color, they
still MAINTAIN sailing countenance.
| Floriia water, Ollie cologne. bay rum. sea
oain, saoket powder, face pow Ter, ootn pow
| der, wax and cosmetic. ali uf best known
brands at grccers prices at Gfeenburg'
! The members OF the Egalite dancing club
are requested to meet at the q. & b. hall
On tomorrow evening (fridAy), at nine
| o'clock. BY order OF many members.
The annual meeting of the kez Perez CO
Bible Society will be held at the Methodist
church IN this city, Sunday evening, Oct
| Is, 1887. Rev. P. {. Hetzler. presiding.
| The Palace Saloon has bran new floor
| This VIII give man n little better under
| standing as to the merits of the A No. !
| Cutter hsksy which they keep on hand
| Fresh goods in large quantities of excep
| tional standard per each steamer at wholesale
| and retail for cash wheat, at prices to lead
all others. Call at Greenburg's before buying
| elsewhere.
The band boys made their FIRST appear.
ance for several months on Monday evening
They did themselves proud in their execu-
ton and discourse. The music was en-
tightening.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Morris left on Monday
for visit through Oregon. Miss Sophia
Baumgarten accompanied them, who will
return to her home IN California to perma-
nently remain.
| Passengers for the mechanics fair at Port
land ON Fridays steamer were, Messrs
Brearley. G. c. Bunnel, Mesdames Damas,
Quacksnbush, Squiers, Fix, Misses Barton,
Smith and Damas.
|
| We received complimentary ticket to
the North Pacific Fat Stock show, to be
held in Portland from Oct II to the 22a of
this month, for which thanks; are sorry
that we are unable to attend
Fine Deep Shore mackeral, only l2ls cents
each at Greenburgs.
J. B. Rice, of this city, will shortly open
drug store in Palouse City. Mr. Rice is
an aftable Young man and well acquainted
with the drug business, and we wish hil
much success in his new field.
| l.. P Brown, proprietor of the Mt. Idaho
stage line. has made application to the post
office department ct Washington, to estab-
lish station half way across Craig noun.
tain for winter accommodation.
| w. E. Timherlake aud J. w. Poe are on
Craig mountain hunting. Report has it
that they have taken contrac. to furnish
the Manitoba railroad men that are coming
through this country, with wild game.
c. F. Leland, our business manager, left
on Saturday morning for Camas Prairie,
| Florence and Warrsns, on his annual col.
ecting tour. Treat him kindly, if for moth
ing more than the sake Of his ''best girl"
The money left little Julia veidt, aged
four years, by her fathers people III Ger
many has just been received. The amount
is eighteen hundred dollars J. Clndinng,
OF this city has been appointed guardian.
The Star Of Haho, published and edited
by G. L. Brown at Moscow has come to
our notice. 1t is we'll printed and GlIed
with spicy reading pertaining to Moscow
and vicinity. We wish the new journal
success.
| We acknowledge receipt of tho wedding
cards of Mr.. Ellis A. Small and Miss Zoe
Marsilliot, which took place at the home of
Mr.. Ira Small on the first instant. May
the happy couple live long and we'll is the
best wish of the TELLER and their friends.
The pigeon shooting match between
Simpson, Payne, Stannus and Greene, took
place on Sunday at Stevens track. Simp.
son won the laursls. We would publish
the score, bu. the boys might be able to
get on to a soft snap" hence would not
care about making known their renownful
shooting to the world.
Isaac Mounce. of Waha, has our thanks
for the following average yield of grain ::
At Ira SmalFs farm, 600 acres, forty BUSH
els per acre. At Moore's farm, thirty-fve
bushels per acre. Average yield through
the country south of Clearwater, twenty
five bushels to the acre.
Father Diomed, who, for several years
past has been director of the Catholic church
and schools in this city, left on Monday for
Spokane Falls. He expects to be ordere
to Alaska to BE- permanently stationed.
The Father will be greatly missed not only
by Catholics but the Protsstants, as an ar.
dent and sxemplar worker in thev church.
and good citizen for town.
i Our junior writes from Mt Idaho that a
new quartz discovery has been made on the
Sslwai fork Of the Clearwater about six or
seven miles above the junction of the Loksa
5Selwai and near Wynkoop's timber camp.
The ore they have exhibited at Mt. Idaho
and Grangeville a. coming from there is
pronounced rich. Many parties from
Grangevil!e have gone to the site Of the
new discovery.
|, To lovers of the weed Green Seal and Per
Label cigars. fine clear Havana filler and bin.
der with Sumatra wrapper at 81 so per hun.
dred or 1915 box of fifty cigars, or retail
for % cts. Champagne favored, excellent
quality, cents each, or So box fifty cigars
Cigarettes and all kinds of smoking and chew
ing tobacco cons family in stock at bed rock
prices at Greenburg's popular grocery house
Jack Pointing. who resides about eight
miles east of Lewiston, brought into town
this week double head Of . calf that W.,
born to one Of his mich cows one day last
week. The body Of the calf was perfect
and the heads we're joined together having
four tars four eyes, two mouths, nostrils
&C.. and all were perfectly situated. The
COW died giving il birth. The heads car
be seen It Frank Bros. implement house
THE MEETING ON MONDAY NIeHr It
vas quite we'll attended BY many of on,
D, st citizens aud vas very unanimous il
favor of contipuing our efforts to 20 t
Washington, az is shown by the resolution
published. Nobody said nay. and nobody
doubted our ultimate success. So far ~ W,
; could learn our people arc more united thar
ever before upon the main question. Ii any
have miskivings they are reticent about
their change. We can not now tpesk TOT